Labour Plan More Crack Downs on Freedom - Starmer's Approval Rating Hits Negative Territory

The U.K. has just sentenced Carer Wayne O'Rourke to 3 years in prison because of his X posts.
After three little girls were butchered to death in Southport, O’Rourke allegedly tweeted, “People of Southport where the f**k are you, get out on the street.”
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Is this that dude Starmer’s doing?

a reply to: Vermilion

Is this that dude Starmer’s doing?

100,% Starmer's doing along with the emergency plan to hold people on remand in police cells being triggered today due to prison overcrowding thanks to many other political prisoners like Mr O'Rourke taking up prison places.

Never in my 50+ years did I think I would ever see something like this travesty of justice that's happening in my country.

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Is he, in a democratic country, allowed to influence the supposedly impartial courts of justice?

Saying things like "they will be swift and severely dealt with" "they think they're going on holidays but they wont" "their faces will be printed so everyone will see them" etc etc.

To me thats letting judges know he wants things done in a swift and severe manner.

Surely the courts are totally separate from politics?

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Surely the courts are totally separate from politics?

If anything Starmer has given us a peek behind the curtain during this turmoil , we now know there is 2 tier policing in this country as recent events have shown that to be true so I don't see why we should expect the Judiciary system to be fair , balanced and free from political interference , perhaps especially since the current PM is a Barrister and former DPP.

Sounds like the kind of "leaders" George Soros would help get entrenched.

originally posted by: Moon68
Sounds like the kind of "leaders" George Soros would help get entrenched.

Yep.

The latest jolly jape from Starmer and his monkeys is "extreme misogyny" could be reclassified as Extremism and so come under terrorism laws , now I know what misogyny is but extreme misogyny ? , can't seem to find a definition for that.

Isn't the way Muslims treat women misogynistic ? , that could be a problem , or not.

Extreme misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new government plans, the Home Office has said.

Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, has ordered a review of the UK's counter-extremism strategy to determine how best to tackle threats posed by harmful ideologies.

The analysis will look at hatred of women as one of the ideological trends that the government says is gaining traction.

Ms Cooper said there has been a rise in extremism "both online and on our streets" that "frays the very fabric of our communities and our democracy".
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The only thing fraying the fabric of our communities and democracy are You and your illegitimate authoritarian government.

"They´re coming to take me away,
Ho ho, hee hee, ha ha,
To the funny farm
Where life is beautiful all the time"

a reply to: SecretKnowledge2

"Surely the courts are totally separate from politics?"

Apparently not.

In relation to the prison problem the Dear Leader has spoken.

Asked whether the plan posed a risk to public safety in respect of policing resources being diverted, or more prisoners being bailed, Sir Keir said the government was making "really tough decisions, and nobody wants to take them".
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That'll be a yes then.

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"Harmful ideologies."

A slippery slope.

Very, slippery 😯😞

Starmer went to Northern Ireland to speak to the police and the "communities effected" by the recent disorder there , he basically called Irish protester's racist.




Jog on Chuckles.

Jeremy Clarkson opened his new pub a couple of days ago , as of now only 2 people are banned.

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Bwahaa aha haa love it Gortex, excellent pic.

Speaking of pubs, here have a pint on me me aul' mate

Slainte pal.

a reply to: gortex

Personally I'd add a few more names to that list:
Tony Bliar.
Gordon Brown.
David Cameron.
Theresa May.
Boris Johnson.
Liz Truss.
Rishi Sunak.

a reply to: SecretKnowledge2

Replied to your PM the other day mate.

a reply to: gortex

There was a time when the UK could point at the US and laugh at our current censorship and lawfare going on. Our police-state is a joke.

It's unfortunate that we share the same joke now.

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While cracking down on the freedoms of British people Labour were happy to extend the freedoms of a party donor by giving him a pass to Downing Street , Lord Waheed Alli who has donated more than £500,000 to the party over the last 20 years was given the pass when the new government took office but handed it back at the end of July ... probably when they got wind of the fact the press had got wind of the pass being given to a none member of government.

The Sunday Times reported Lord Waheed Alli, a television executive who has donated to Labour over the last 20 years, had been given a pass granting him access to Downing Street despite not having an official government role.

Labour said he did attend a small number of political meetings with no civil servants, and said he gave back his pass at the end of July.

A government source said Lord Alli having a pass was "all entirely within the rules, and not unusual".

Shadow security minister and Tory leadership candidate Tom Tugendhat said: "The prime minister and the chancellor spent years in opposition preaching about standards in public life. Now in government, the moment the votes were counted, their story has changed and we're seeing the same old Labour.

"The prime minister has serious questions to answer. Who approved the decision to give a Labour donor a pass to Downing Street? Was the prime minister aware of this decision? Will he provide a list of all the meetings that the donor attended, and the subjects discussed?

"The British people expect answers and the prime minister should provide them.
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MPs Registered Interests - Kier Starmer.

Any other support not included in Category 2(a)
Name of donor: Lord Waheed Alli
Address of donor: private
Amount of donation or nature and value if donation in kind: £10,000 for the private office of the Leader of the Opposition
Date received: 9 October 2023
Date accepted: 9 October 2023
Donor status: individual
(Registered 19 October 2023)

Name of donor: Lord Waheed Ali
Address of donor: private
Amount of donation or nature and value if donation in kind: £6,000 for the private office of the Leader of the Opposition
Date received: 21 February 2024
Date accepted: 21 February 2024
Donor status: individual
(Registered 26 February 2024)
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16 Grand to run a private office for 4 months ? , seems reasonable.

Kier Starmer's Labour party.

A Labour MP rents out flats with black mould and ant infestations, the BBC has discovered.

Jas Athwal, the newly-elected MP for Ilford South, owns 15 rental flats, making him the biggest landlord in the House of Commons.

In one block of seven flats owned by Mr Athwal nearly half the tenants said they had to regularly clean their bathroom ceilings to remove mould.

Mr Athwal has now also admitted his flats do not have the correct property licenses required under a scheme he introduced as Redbridge Council leader.

He had earlier claimed to the BBC that he had complied with the rules.

Mr Athwal said he was "shocked" and "profoundly sorry" to hear of residents' issues, which he had not been aware of due to the properties being managed by an agency, and promised repairs and maintenance will be completed "swiftly".
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You couldn't make it up.

Meanwhile.

Harris Sultan on Starmer's Islam only Blasphemy law.